Hotpoint Tumble Dryer Drum Shaft

Stock Number: ES664022

Manufactured by Hotpoint

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Rated 4.7 out of 5 (48 customer reviews)

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Fits the following models [?]

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Ariston Tumble Dryers (11)	Hotpoint Tumble Dryers (67)	Proline Tumble Dryers (4)
Creda Tumble Dryers (13)	Indesit Tumble Dryers (35)
Crusader Tumble Dryers (1)	Jackson Tumble Dryers (1)

Description

If your tumble dryer's drum shaft has worn out, there are two tell-tale signs: the drum will be making clanging noises when the machine is running, and the drum will be moving around inside the cavity of your dryer. Replace a worn out drum shaft pin with this spare from Hotpoint to restore your dryer to working order.

Genuine spare part for select Ariston, Creda, Crusader, Hotpoint, Indesit, Jackson and Proline tumble dryers. Prior to ordering, please check the list of appliances to ensure this is the right part for you.

Other part numbers for this item: 1701663, 1703079, C00095580, ES1062223

How to replace the shaft and bearings on a tumble dryer

This video should help with fitting this part. However, the exact layout and fitting technique may differ for your make and model.

Be safe - always unplug any appliance from the electricity supply before carrying out any work on it.
If you are in any doubt contact a qualified repairer.

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Saved the drier 15 April 2013
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By mart1159 - London

The drier (TVM560p)started making some thumping noises when in use so I took the back off and found that the rear shaft had worn right through the bearing and then had started eating through the casing. This part (plus a new shaft) has fixed the problem for a very little cash and all is working well now. Simplicity itslef to fit - remove the retaining cap (split pin) one screw then slide off the old bearing. Fit new shaft slide on bearing, insert screw and re-attach cap. All done
Easy transaction 25 February 2013
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By Bar3back - Scotland

A bit of a nightmare to fit with one person, two people mate it really easy to do!
Good product 14 January 2013
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By ken - staffordshire

Easy to fit watched e-spares video just followed how it went through fixing as instructed. The part works lovely

Q What size of tap is required to refix the shaft? 2 Answers
By Anonymous - Scotland - 16 November 2010
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  The screws you remove are self tapping, so no tap is required.
  
  By Ben - Derbyshire - 30 May 2011
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  Hi there, the screws you need are Torx head, T25 - so the tap would correspond to this.
  
  By Rory - 17 November 2010
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Q does the shaft have a hole in for a split pin? 2 Answers
the holes on the plate are obvious to secure one end of the drum shaft, but does the pointy end of the shaft have a hole across the shaft to allow the fitment of a split pin? This is for a replacement of a Creda Excel T632CW Condenser Dryer drum shaft.

By ravingray - 11 August 2009
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  A split pin can be used, but there is a special "S" shaped pin that goes in this cross drill hole. Always use a washer between bearing and split pin/"S" pin.
  
  By marlincar - Devonshire - 22 April 2010
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  yes this shaft is drilled to accept a pin, use the pin that is in the old shaft, not a split pin, the pin is just a single, easy to fit.
  
  By ianoliver48 - scottish borders - 26 November 2009
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Q Will this fit a drum with a riveted mounting plate? 1 Answer
Will the old mounting plate be able to be removed by drilling out the old rivets and fitting this in its place?

By Andy - 29 May 2011
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  Hi Andy, the best way to tell if this shaft will fit your dryer is to check your model number is listed above. If not, search for your model number in the bar at the top of the page to list all parts available for it.
  
  By Rory - 31 May 2011
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